Chicago and Boston Baseball Scores From August Games
Chicago defeated Philadelphia in a close contest as Eyeends Relding highlighted the Chicago lineup. Boston and Pittsburg games featured strong pitching, with Willis exiting after nine innings and Datlen fanning the bases loaded. New York earned a shutout against Cincinnati, continuing a streak of four straight shutouts for the visitors.
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Sieabheid
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New York
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Boston
Brooklyn
Eas
Washington
Lyost Be
Omaha
Lincoln
Denver
Pueblo
Moines
Az “i
Willis
Datlen
Brooklyn Beats St. Louis in Pitching Duel
McIntyre holds St. Louis to four hits as Brooklyn wins behind solid pitching. Only infield single by Reidy disrupts the shutout. Final score Brooklyn 7 St. Louis 0. Batteries McIntyre Bergen Sallee Bliss.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Reidy
St Louis
Bergen
Sallee and
Bliss
Cleveland Beats New York In League Clash
In Cleveland on August 3 the Cleveland team defeated New York 8 to 0. Key players included Joss, Clarke, Hogg, Chesebro, and Sweeney contributing to four straight hits for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
New Park
Haitertes
Joss and
Clarke
Hogg
Chesebro
Sweeney
Sioux City Defeats Omaha in League Game
Sioux City won 6 to 4 at Omaha after tying 1-0 early and breaking the game open late. Wou, Henry, Rhoades, Hollenbeck and Welland contributed for Sioux City while Omaha pitchers and batters struggled to hold the late rally.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Rather
Henry
Ehen
Rhoades
Hollenbeck
Fewland
Unclear sports row with scattered city names
Fragmentary OCR data lists multiple city pairs and numbers without a coherent event or outcome. The readable items include Louisville Kansas City Toledo Saint Paul Columbus Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee with digits 3 14 3 5 2, but no clear match result or context.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis, Lo
Todianapoli
Indianapotia
Milwaukee
Prohibition Candidate Wages Warm Campaign Speech
Eugene W. Chafin, prohibition nominee for the presidency, spoke at two meetings in Oskaloosa Iowa on August 3. He argued that government rests with political parties and warned that parties are tainted by criminal elements, though he said most voters in parties are good men.
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Oskaloosa
Eugene W. Chafin
Prohibition
United States
Np Party
Belo
Spokane Prosec wants boxing curbs and bootleg busts
Special correspondence from Spokane details Prosecuting Attorney Richard M. Barnhart vowing to curb long boxing matches and vagrant pugilists. The report covers a carnival in Manito Park, bootlegging crackdowns on the Nez Perce reservation, and a July 25 nine-inning charity baseball game between city ministers and officials.
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Spokane
Natatohiam Park
Henry I. Rasmus
MEB
Edwin RB. Lockhart
Fugitive Banker Freed on Alibi in New Jersey Case
Harry F. Hayes of W. J. Hayes & Son Cleveland bank was discharged by Judge Strimple after habeas corpus proceedings. Officials alleged he unlawfully obtained $105,000 in school funds and had a New Jersey warrant for his arrest. The court found he was not in New Jersey on the December 14 offense date. Rex Beach, back from Alaska bear hunting, remains hospitalized with a serious eye condition but healing progress is noted.
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FL O'Neill
United States Court
Nez Perce
Spokane
Cleveland
Harry FE. Hayes
W. J. Hayes & Son
Strimple
West New York
New Jersey
Hayes
Motor racing accidents at Brooklands leave one dead
At Brooklands track a Mercedes driven by Lane and Burke crashed into a pond after sliding off course. Burke died, Lane had a broken arm and injuries, the car burned, and racing halted. Earlier a tire blew on a faster car, sending Reynolds and his mechanic flying. both were badly scorched and possibly injured internally. Watson M. Rogers presided amid reports of a plan to curb August Brighton Beach racing under anti gambling laws. A separate fire at National Rendering near Lansing destroyed the plant, killing the night watchman and causing $75,000 loss.
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Chanic
Burke
Lane
Reynolds
Watson M. Rogers
Watertown
Mider
Brighton Beach
Agnew-Hart
Chicago
National Rendering Company
Lansing
Ill
Hughes Plans Grief for Race Track Gamblers
New York August 3. Mr. Elder returns from a conference with the governor and says the July grand jury will be discharged this week. The district attorney will begin presenting a large batch of cases to the special term of Kings County Supreme Court ordered by Governor Hughes to convene August 25 with Justice.
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New York
Elder
Supreme Court
Goryvernor Hughes
Kings County
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Herbert) Moore
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